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    Sunday 25 October 2009

    Yummy Bread and Butter Pud

    Alright this is our fist post on the site so we thought we would start it off with a bang! So here is the recipe for a good old fashioned bread and butter pud.

    Ingredients:

    Serves 4-6

    - 3 Egg yolks
    - 350ml Milk
    - 50ml Double cream
    - 1 Baguette/Loaf of Brioche (Or both if you're feeling naughty!)
    - 50g Unsalted butter
    - 50g Caster sugar
    - 50g Sultanas
    - 30g Dried Cranberries
    - 5 tbsp Apricot Jam
    - Orange (Zested)
    - Demerera Sugar

    1. Pre heat the oven to 180°C (Gas mark 4)

    2. Spread 2 tbsp of the apricot jam around the baking dish

    3. Slice the baguette/brioche into thin slices and butter them on both sides.

    4. Layer the slices of baguette/brioche in the baking dish sprinkling the Sultanas and cranberries between each layer as you go.

    Making the Custard:

    1. Add the milk, cream and orange zest to a saucepan, over a medium heat.

    2. Whisk the egg yolks and sugar together in a bowl until light in colour.

    3. Once the milk and cream mixture has come to the boil, allow it to cool a little then add the mixture to the eggs and sugar, little at a time, while whisking constantly.

    4. Pour the mixture over the bread layers and squash the bread a little so it is completely covered by the custard mixture. Leave it to soak for 15 minutes.

    Baking:

    1. Sprinkle with demerera sugar and put in the oven for 30-40 minutes.

    To Serve:

    1. Add 1 tbsp of warm water to 3 tbsp of apricot jam and spread over the top of the bread and butter pudding.

    2. Serve warm. Enjoy :)


    3 comments:

    1. wonderful. i'd like to try that. try my coconut cake and banana bread. www.chackoskitchen.blogspot.com

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    2. I've tasted his B&B pudding and believe me it's good. He nicked the brioche idea from his Dad though, who was inspired when they had it on the menu in Prezzo in Chichester!

      Any royalties to the author's poor skint Dad please; (skint because he's financing his son through Uni by the way!!!)

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    3. Great dish one of the best puddings in England!

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